An Administrative Law Judge has dismissed a Federal Trade Commission administrative complaint alleging that the respondents were responsible for the deceptive advertising of an herbal remedy that was falsely advertised as a cure for cancer. Although Chief Administrative Law Judge D. Michael Chappell did not evaluate the allegation in the complaint that deceptive and false claims were made about the herbal remedy RAAX11, he wrote that complaint counsel had failed to prove those claims were made by the respondents named in the complaint – the company Gemtronics, Inc., or its officer, William H. Isely. Specifically, Judge Chappell found that complaint counsel had failed to prove that Gemtronics or Isely had a role in creating or circulating the Internet advertisements for RAAX11that were alleged to be deceptive.